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From Munich you have to go to Garmisch-Partenkirchen by car or by train.
From Garmisch-Partenkirchen you can use a rack-railway and/or cable cars to the top of Zugspitze.
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What is the highest peak in elevation in the Bavarian Alps?
Zugspitze is the highest peak in the Bavarian Alps in Germany (2,962 m).
How tall is the Zugspitze?
Zugspitze is 2,962 Metres tall
How do you pronounce zugspitze?
Zugspitze is pronounced as "tsook-shpit-suh."
What is Zugspitze?
Zugspitze is the highest mountain in Germany. You can also translate it in English then it's "head of train"
What continent are the alps in?
The Alps are in Europe, they are in France, Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria. Italy and Slovenia.Highest peak in France, and in the whole of the Alps: Mont Blanc (4810 Metres)highest peak in Germany: Zugspitze (2962 Metres)Highest peak in Switzerland shared with Northern Italy is the Dufourspitze (4634 Metres)highest peak in Austria: Grossglockner (3798 Metres)Europe.
Germanys highest mountain?
Mt. Zugspitze
What is the highest mountain in Germany?
With an elevation of 9,718 ft (2,962 metres) Zugspitze is the highest of the Bavarian Alps and the highest point in Germany.The Zugspitze (a mountain in the Alps), at 2,962m above sea level.
Who was the first person to climb The Zugspitze?
Chuck Norris
What country is Zugspitze in?
its on the border between Austria and Germany
How many people have fallen off the zugspitze?
There have been a few incidents where people have fallen off the Zugspitze, but exact numbers may not be readily available. Authorities have put safety measures in place to prevent such accidents, including fences and guides along popular routes.
How high is the zugspitze?
find out ur self u bug
Major mountain ranges in Germany?
Germany doesn't have five mountain ranges. The northern ridges of the Alps pass through southern Germany south of Munich, but most of Germany is fairly flat. There are foothills in the southern part of the country, and along the Rhine, but not mountain ranges.
